I recently received my DI3 from Jobeky, and it is exactly what I wanted...
in theoryI've been having a weird problem that I am hoping is a matter of settings, but I couldn't find any information about it from searching the archives.
What is happening is when I play, the output sounds like it is mangling the samples. It only happens for a brief moment, and I can't seem to induce it at will.
Some background detail: I played it for four days just using a Goedrum, dual-zone mesh pad (setting:PadPP), with some 1/8" TRS cable (using adapters). I was essentially just practicing rudiments while I waited for my proper 1/4" TRS cables to arrive, and thought maybe the cable was causing the problem.
Yet, when I hooked up the rest of the Re6 kit (yes it all works, including the HHC!) and started playing, I managed to hear the same mangled sample sound again. It only happened once in 20-30 minutes of playing. I have the LXTR on LOW for both the HEAD and RIM of the snare. Everything else is OFF on the rest of the pads, as far as I know.
I tried prior with my Roland PDX8 pad (just on the snare) with similar results and in that case I had the LXTR OFF and the Thresholds were -47 (head) and -30 (rim). GAIN was 0 for both.
Now, I suspect it could be one of a few things:
1) Possibly a confused triggering when hitting the rim at approximately the same time as the head on the snare, which I recall is a common factor around the time it happens, but I am not certain on that;
2) An issue with the LXTR setting (I assume that means Local CrossTalk Reduction, or similar) both of which are turned to LOW on the snare's RIM and HEAD;
3) A firmware issue;
4) Lemon...
I'm hoping it is not #4...
Has anyone else experienced this?
I will try to make a recording of it happening, since that would certainly explain the symptom more clearly.
This isn't a "missing" sound situation, either. I can still hear the samples trying to trigger, but they get mangled in transmission, then return to normal by the next 16th note, approximately.
